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NOTICE

Er Me Drolatr Court, Connty of Yapabai,
 Territory ef A,tEona:
 Is tAs mdfsr sf hs tJfate of 9oAr ~
 Ber,y, DrcrSSsd.
 Orltr ts SAo5c edEse wAy oy6r, of Saie ef
 P,ai EJ afr thogid Hof 6e mdde.
 May Berry, tn administrative of the estate of John N. Berry. deceased, having filed her petition herein. duly verihei praying for an order of sale of the whole of the real estate af said decedcnt. or sO much thereof as may be necessary for the purposes therein set forth. it is therefore ordered by the Judge of said court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the un- dersg ed, judge of said court, on Monday, the third day of October. 1887. al } o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the court room of said court in office row, on Cortez Street, Tn the City of Prescott, County of Yavapai, Territory of AriIon-, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the adminisiratrix, to sell SO much of the real estate nf the said deceased st either private or pubic sale as shall be necessary and that a copy of this order be published at least for four successive weeks, in the ARIZONA CHAM PIoN, weekly newspaper, printed and pub lished in Flagstaff, in said coany.
 VIM, o. DWELL,
 Probate Judge. Dated, September rst, 1887.
 First publication September 3rd, 1887
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-17

The old Reliable Peter sohuttler Wagon
 l.. K. Fitzpatrick received car load of these celebrated wagons, this week which were built expressly for the trying climate of the west, and the rough usage of the mountains. Send for illustrated catalogue and prices, or call at the store of J. R. Fitzpatrick, Flagstaff, Arizona, the only agent on the line of the A. x P. railroad.
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SUM MONS,
In the District Court ci the Third Judicial District, Territory of krizOna
 County of Ysyapai. Sarah ]. E. Johnson. Plaintiff.

In the District Court oi the Third Judicial
 District, Territory ef Arizona
 County of Yayapai.
 Sarah J. E. Johnson. Plaintiff.
 VERSUS
 William Marion Johnson, Defendant. Action rought In the District Court of the
 Third Judicial District, in and for the
 County of Yavapai Territory of Arizona. 7He 7tyrifdry of dyisona SeHas Greeting 10 William Marion Johnson. You are hereby summond and required to appear in an action brought against you, by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Tn and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this Court, a. Prescott, in said county, Ia copy of which complaint accompanies this summons), within ten eays, exclusive of the day of service) alter the service upon you of this summons, if served in this coun. ty; but if served out of the county, and within this district, then within twenty days; in all other cases, thirty days
 And you are hereby non fled that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take de fault against you and apply to the court for the relief demanded in the sad complaint and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given Under My Hand and the Seal of said Court, this i4th day of September A. D. 1887.
 E. B. DODGE,
 SEAL CLERK. ~
 w. L. VAN HORN, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Sah SHoh6S ny oA'SAN'S~ASAs N'~' two weeks. l shall do it.
 ADRY GOODS STORE
 such as I have recently opened, has been needed al Flagstaff for the past two years. I should have been here sooner, but Prescott needed some good men, every two years, to "keep the capital" so fingered. The peo- pie here, more especially the ladies, have been obliged to send to foreign markets for what they needed. A lady informs me that she had to tie her hair up with string for week, while waiting for box of hairpins. to come from Sacramento.
 Now that a Special Dry Goods, Clothing and Boot and Shoe Store is in your midst, all that 1 ask is fair share of your patronage, as it will enable me to keep good assortment and to sell; "taking everything into consideration" just as cheap as those Sacramento and Kansas city chaps, and III the course of twenty years l shall be rich enough to buy con- trolling interest in railroad and butt against Jay Gould and those fellows-"What prospects!
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Buckien's Arnica saiye.

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BORN.

DAcGs--At Flagstaff, on Monday Sep. tember Iath, to the wife of J. r. Daggs, a son,
 VINING-At Flagstaff, on Thursday, Sep tember 10th, to the wife of J. C. vlning, a daughter.
 BABBITT--At Flagstaff, on Wednesday, September IS, to the wife of Davld Rabbit son.
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A Defaaltiug Omcial.

Hermann Bucksbaum, Record CT of Mohave County, has absconded, hay ing robbed the county of consider able sum of money. Bucksbaum has been a resident of the county for twenty years and at various times has held offices ot public trust. In 1884 he was eleccled Recorder, and for two years previous he had acted as clerk 10 the Board of Supervisors, and also kept the books ot the Treasurer It seems to have been during this period that he robbed the public funds by raising the face value of county warrants. Having access to the books of the Supervisors and Treasurer, il was easy for him to alter the records to agree with the forgeries he had committed. Some discrepancies in accounts were found by the grand jury, recently in session, and on Thursday last Mir. Bucksbaum was summoned before that body and ex. amined regarding the matter. what transpired there IS not known, but during the following night the Re corder vanished, and 1t was alter wards discovered that he lief, on the west bound train for California. The amount of the dedication does mol seem to be yet known, but the loss will fall on the absconding Record CTS bondsmen.
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For Sale.

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Lost.

On Railroad Avenus "a gold Knight of Pythias charm. Reward of $ ,oo will be paid for its return to this office. If
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the Arizona sheep breeder and woo growers association will be held al Grand Army Hall in Flagstaff, on Monday, September a6, 1887, at Ic o'clock. a. Tn. full attendance is re quested as business of importance will be transacted.
 C. H. SCHULZ.
 Secretary.
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For Sale.

At the brick yard, So, 900 of the best brlCk ever burnt here. For price apply to w. G. STEWART,
 sep3tf Bank of Flagstaff.
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Furnished Rooms. Transient people can obtain nice, comfortable rooms at any time at
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THIS Is-.

Column and Editor Tinker says I can change my advertisement every two weeks. 1 shall do it.
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UNEXPECTED.
A MOTHER SAVED FROM AN UN-
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ROCHESTER,. Aug. 81. 1886.

ROCHESTER, Aug. 81, 1886.
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How the Fuchsia was Introduced.

There is pretty story told of the in
PRODUCTION Of the fuchsia. One day,
many years ago, London florist was
walking along street in one of the
suburbs of that monster city, when he
happened to see a wonderfully beautiful
flower in the window of a dwelling. We
have righ6 to presume that the florist
was enthusiastic upon the subject of
rare plants, and, granting this, we
can easily imagine him making an
entrance to the house, and pos
sibly restraining himself with the
utmost difficulty from seizing the won
derful flower and marching triumphautly
of with It, However, having the Eng
lishman's natural reverence for law, and
Judging by past experience, moreover,
that a golden sovereign would be the
most potent influence which he could
bring to bear, the gentleman offered the
possessor OF it, lady, that amount in
good English gold. 1t was firmly and
bravely refused. He doubled the sum,
and again, and finally it was refused.
The lady said her husband was a sea-
captain who sailed in the Mediterranean.
He had brought this plant home to her,
and she would not part with it; how
ever, being possessed with that other
notable English characteristic, gener-
osity, she gave the florist some slips of
the plant. From this plant. says our
chronicler, have sprung all the English
and American fuchsias.
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SELECT SIFTINGS.

It is estimated that 45, 900, 900 eggs
are consumed every day in the United
States.
1t is said that no naturalist has ever
yet satisfactorily explained how some
ears Of corn become red.
The grape cure practiced in France and
Germany for diseases due to high feed
ing is said to reduce corpulence and start
q person on a new lease Of life.
George Washington was a great
dancer. In 1879, at the quarters of Gen
eral Greene, Washington and Mrs.
Greene danced for upward of three hours
without sitting down.
Bay State is the popular name Of Mas
sachusetts, the colonial corporate title of
which was 'the Massachusetts, Bay. 1"
This name it bore until the adoption of
the National Constitution in 1888.
The kingdom of Bavaria has 4, 500 hook
and ladder companies and $50, 600 fire.
men. 1t seems hardly credible, but the
Bavarians are inordinate smokers. Per-
haps where there is so much smoke there
is sure to be some fire.
A large and sound Missouri pumpkin
lSNCuGAy Oub OpSu, was lOuuu 10 De ulIeQ
with thrifty vines and leaves. The seeds
had sprouted and sent out vines, though
there were no signs of decay, the meat
being sound and sweet.
When Mexican girl marries she sim
ply becomes part of her husbands s estate.
For instance, if her name was Anita
Nunez, and she marries a Mr.. Jose, she
is then known as Anita Nunez de Jose,
III other words, Jose's Annie, as Jose's
house or other piece of property.
Among the curiosities of the Charles
ton earthquake was the sinking of a piece
of land about eight feet square, on which
was growing a large peach-tree which
was about sixteen feet high. It went
down perfectly perpendicular, and the
top branches were left just even with
the surface.
The Romans had three forms of mar
riage, of which the highest was called
confarreaito. The bride, dressed in a
white robe with purple fringe, and COW
cred with yellow veil, was escorted by
torchlight to her future home. Arrived
at the portal, she was lifted over the
threshold, lest omen of evil, her foot
might stumble upon it. Her husband
then brought fire and water, which she
touched, and, seated on a sheepskin, the
marriage ceremony closed by the bride
receiving the keys of the house.
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Healthfnlness of Tea

AS to the healthfulness of tea-drink.
ing in general, it is claimed that barring
certain kinds of teas, including Japan
tea, tea-drinking is not only harmless,
but positively beneficial; that there is q
nourishment and gentle stimulus in a
cup of tea which conduces positively to
health and energy. This is the testimony
of those who possess the most intimate
knowledge of tea, its production and eff
fects. But tea, to be healthful, must be
properly prepared or drawn. 1t must
come to the lips from the leaf by infusion,
and must not be boiled. Boiling means
thrusting of all the available tannin
into the decoction, and if the infusion be
with too much tea or too little water the
effect-tannin--is the same. Further
more, the Chinese, who may be supposed
to have brought the art of exquisite tea
drinking up to a perfect nicely, do not
swallow the tea like the average Jump
ndcatch-it Yankee. They do not gulp
down this delicious draught boiling hot,
but sip it merely warm. The American
takes his tea with so much body or
strength that the diversion or dilution
furnished by milk and sugar is necessary
unless the tea -drinker be president of o
country sewing society, the leading spirit
in lively gossip club-in short, an old
stager, well tanned with tea tannin for a
full generation. 1t has been remarked
that some time ago New England dis
carded the Japan teas mostly. In this
section of the country the most popular
teas to-day are the Oolongs. These are
heavy teas. At the West the light teas,
the greens and Japans, are preferred and
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WISE WORDS.


It is the early training that makes the
master.
We want not time, but diligence, for
great performances
The very perfume of flowers seems to
be an incense ascending up to heaven.
Let us be content, in work, to do the
thing we can, and not presume to fret
because it's little.
Reputation is what men and women
think of us; character is what God and
the angels know of us.
A false hope hides corruption, covers
it all over; and the hypocrite looks
clean and bright in his own eyes.
Conduct is the great profession. Be-
havior is the perpetual revealing of us.
What man does tells us what he is.
True bravery is shown by performing
without witness what one might be
capable of doing before all the world.
True politeness is perfect ease and free
dom. IL simply consists in treating
Others just as you love to be treated
yourself
Those successes are more glorious
which bring benefits to the world than
such ruinous ones as are dyed in hu-
man blood.
There cannot be a more worthy i'm
provement of friendship than in a fervent
opposition to the sins of those whom we
profess to love.
Turn your beliefs into energies. Do
they evade it7 They are empty. Do
they change for the worse9 They are
evil. 'By their fruits ye shall know
them